Social psychological factors of post-mortem organ donation: a theoretical review of determinants and promotion strategies

Falomir‐Pichastor, Juan Manuel; Berent, Jacques; Pereira, Andrea

doi:10.1080/17437199.2011.570516

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“…It has previously been claimed that the modality of communication in itself makes little difference to the effectiveness of organ donation campaigns, although interactions may occur between modality of messages and individuals’ characteristics (Falomir‐Pichastor, Berent, & Pereira, ). It was striking in Study 2 that in face‐to‐face mode, intentions in the control and reciprocity prime conditions were identical.…”

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If you needed an organ transplant would you have one? The effect of reciprocity priming and mode of delivery on organ donor registration intentions and behaviour

O’Carroll

Haddow

Foley

et al. 2017

British J Health Psychol

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Reciprocal altruism may be a useful tool in increasing intentions to join the organ donor register. Further evaluation is required to determine whether this increase in intention can be translated into organ donation behaviour. Statement of contribution What was already known? Demand for organs in the United Kingdom far outstrips supply, so finding strategies to increase registration on the organ donor register could save hundreds of lives per year. Despite the majority of people in the United Kingdom agreeing that organ donation is a good thing, most people do not register as donors. A limited amount of evidence of the impact of perceived reciprocity suggests that encouraging people to consider themselves as recipients and priming ideas of shared responsibility may increase the likelihood of their subsequent willingness to register. What does this study add? Novel evidence that employing a simple reciprocity prime increases organ donor registration intentions. Replication of findings across two separate studies. Novel examination of the impact of mode of delivery of messages to encourage organ donation. A basis for further research into the translation of intentions into organ donor registration behaviour.

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If you needed an organ transplant would you have one? The effect of reciprocity priming and mode of delivery on organ donor registration intentions and behaviour

O’Carroll

Haddow

Foley

et al. 2017

British J Health Psychol

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“…Bu durum ölümün kesinliğiyle, fedakarlıkla, organ ihtiyacı olan diğer çocuklara karşı duyulan empati ile açıklanmaktadır (14,15). Ebeveynler için muhtemelen hayatlarının en zor anı, çocuklarının beyin ölümü hakkında bilgilendirme yapıldıktan sonra, organ bağışı hakkındaki kararlarının sorulduğu andır.…”

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“…Amerika, Avusturya ve İngiltere gibi büyük ülkelerin de dahil olduğu 50'den fazla ülkenin organ transplantasyonu ihtiyacının karşılanmasındaki en büyük engellerden biri aile rızasının gerekli olması ve rıza oranlarının düşük olmasıdır (13). Yapılan araştırmalar ailelerin organ bağışına rıza göstermesini etkileyen birçok farklı psikososyal faktörün olduğunu göstermiştir (14,15).…”

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“…Görüşme anı, aile onayının alınmasında önemli bir aşamadır. Ölüm gerçeğiyle yüzleşmek zorunda olan aileye yaklaşım, görüşmeci faktörü, görüşülen kişinin özellikleri, görüşmenin planlanma biçimi, iletişim süreci, donör adayına ve yakınlarına hastane yatışı döneminde etik ve yasal yaklaşımlar bu süreçte çok etkilidir (4,14,16).…”

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Kadavradan Organ Bağışında Aile Algısı ve İletişim

Arslan¹,

Dilek²

2017

Turk Neph Dial Transpl

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“…Breadths of studies have suggested that the impact of SC on behavior intention may predict global health behaviors, given the strong links between comparison motivation and behavioral action (Arigo et al, 2012;Falomir-Pichastor, Berent, & Pereira, 2013). Bailis and Segall (2004) assessed prospective wellness-center membership with the goal of addressing the interaction between motivational factors and SC cognitions.…”

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Social comparison processes as contributors to consistent physical activity.

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The present study examined the impact that attention to social comparison (SC) information may have on consistency in physical activity (PA) behaviors across genders.SC factors, including SC frequency, SC direction and trait tendency to compare (SCO) were assessed within the Dynamic Relapse Model (DRM) as markers of PA consistency within men and women. Participants were N=200 individuals engaging in physical activity at YMCA gym facilities. Data collection utilized cross-sectional methods including anthropomorphic data collection at the point of recruitment and online selfreport measures post-recruitment. High adherence to regular physical activity was observed, with participants reporting infrequent slips in PA (modal PA slips was 0).Participants reported engaging in upward and lateral SC most frequently, with downward SC being infrequently reported. Overall reported engagement in SC was intermittent; the modal frequency of SC engagement was "sometimes." Specific hypotheses were developed to explore the relationships between SC direction, SCO, gender and PA consistency outcomes. SC direction and frequency were not related to PA consistency.Gender differences were not observed in the frequency of SC constructs or PA iv vi consistency, however, a significant interaction was observed between gender and SCO; women's PA consistency was impacted by SCO to a greater extent than their male counterparts'. A decrease in PA consistency was observed at high levels of SCO in women, but not in men. Study findings suggest that SCO may be most impactful on

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Social psychological factors of post-mortem organ donation: a theoretical review of determinants and promotion strategies

Cited by 55 publications

References 18 publications

If you needed an organ transplant would you have one? The effect of reciprocity priming and mode of delivery on organ donor registration intentions and behaviour

If you needed an organ transplant would you have one? The effect of reciprocity priming and mode of delivery on organ donor registration intentions and behaviour

Kadavradan Organ Bağışında Aile Algısı ve İletişim

Social comparison processes as contributors to consistent physical activity.

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